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Part 0301 - Gravitonpair Physics | ARGUMENT 0301-08PRECEDENTS PARAMETERS
- Consider that all gravitons have gravity and are thus constantly attracted toward one another.
- Consider that all gravitons have rejectivity and are thus subject to the Rejectivity Law.
REASONING
- Because the gravitons in an adjacent gravitonpair have gravity and rejectivity, their possible behaviour is:
- They repeatedly bounce off each other.
- They orbit each other.
- They are permanently drawn together to the limits of their rejectivity.
- They escape from each other by breaking their adjacency.
- The speed at which an adjacent gravitonpair's gravitons converge and diverge is the vergence velocity.
- For calculation purposes, the vergence velocity is related to a standard candle.
- The standard candle is a vergence velocity of zero at the gravitonpair's
gravitysheath interface.
- Thus:
- A vergence velocity that will carry the gravitons to the gravitonpair's gravitysheath interface but not over it is zero.
- A vergence velocity that will not carry the gravitons to the gravitonpair's
gravitysheath interface is zero minus amount of the shortfall.
- A vergence velocity that will carry the gravitons over the gravitonpair's
gravitysheath interface (and thus break the gravitonpair's adjacency) is
zero plus the amount of the excess.
- Note
that an adjacent gravitonpair's gravitysheath interface is not the same as
the gravitysheath interfaces of each of the gravitons it contains.
CONCLUSION
- That every adjacent gravitonpair has a vergence velocity.
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